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The Focus Hype Cycle: How We Get Rich, Get Rugged, and Get Out
I’ve seen this cycle play out with NFTs and meme coins, some got rich, most got wrecked. Read this now to make sure you’re on the winning side of Focus.
Powder (1995) ★☆☆☆☆
While “Powder” has its moments of intrigue and emotionality, it ultimately succumbs to a formulaic narrative and overt sentimentality, leaving a residue that’s more chalky than charming.
Me Talk Pretty One Day by David Sedaris
Ever wondered how turning your most cringe-worthy moments into comedy gold could land you on the bestseller list? Dive into my review of Me Talk Pretty One Day to see how David Sedaris pulls it off with wit, grit, and just the right amount of chaos.
Musics Not Fun
Amid the Twitter drama over Suno’s CEO calling music creation ‘unenjoyable,’ I reflect on why I use AI to make music—and whether he might have a point.
The Human Fear by Franz Ferdinand
“The Human Fear” sounds like it was crafted for a circus run by middle-aged dads trying too hard to be edgy. Picture honking clown horns and a keyboard player in a party hat—it’s that kind of goofy.
The Square ★★☆☆☆
Is ‘The Square’ a sharp critique of modern art or just an overlong performance piece testing your patience? Read my Review to find out
Living with Intensity by Susan Daniels and Michael M. Piechowski
Ever wondered how many times one book can say ‘overexcitabilities’ before you lose your sanity? My scathing review of Living with Intensity might save you the trouble of finding out—read it now!
Side Effects ★★★☆☆
In “Side Effects,” director Steven Soderbergh serves up a pharmaceutical cocktail that starts as a bitter pill and dissolves into a syrupy concoction of intrigue and deception.
Think Remarkable by Guy Kawasaki
Discover how Guy Kawasaki’s Think Remarkable can inspire you to turn everyday life into something extraordinary—because who doesn’t want a roadmap to being unforgettable?
INF:ALBUM – Infernal
Is Infernal’s INF:ALBUM a nostalgic dance-floor revival, or just a tired loop stuck in 2010? Spoiler: it’s not worth the glowsticks.
Why I Built a Website for My Content, and Why You Should Too
What if the platform you rely on for your livelihood could erase everything you’ve built overnight?
The Critic ★★★☆☆
What happens when a razor-tongued critic’s pen turns from crafting brutal reviews to weaving a web of manipulation and scandal in 1930s London?
The Culture of Narcissism by Christopher Lasch
Christopher Lasch’s The Culture of Narcissism is like a stern lecture on society’s vanity—insightful, dense, and best consumed with caffeine.
The Night by Saint Etienne
What do you get when a beloved indie-pop trio trades catchy choruses for dreamy soundscapes? A late-night stroll that’s equal parts mesmerizing and sleepy.
Gone Girl ★★★☆☆
“Gone Girl” isn’t just a movie—it’s a masterclass in why you should never, ever forget your anniversary… or underestimate your spouse’s flair for psychological warfare.
Feeding the Machine - Mark Graham, Callum Cant, and James Muldoon
Think A.I. runs on pure genius and electricity? Think again. Behind every algorithm is a hidden army of humans doing the dirty work—unseen, uncredited, and utterly essential. Curious? You’ll want to read this.
Why Narcissists Love AI Art
Ever wonder why so many AI creators seem more interested in feeding their egos than making something real?
Behind the Scenes of Vodafone’s AI Commercial
How do you make an AI-generated commercial feel human? As one of the artists behind Vodafone’s ad, I’m sharing the inside story—read the behind-the-scenes here.
The Game ★★★
When Life Hands You Lemons, Sign Up for a Mysterious Game and Watch Everything Go Haywire